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This peninsula has been getting hit the hardest. about 25,000 people call this home. this section here just to the east of corpus christi. you can see the eye barely moving on ever so painfully slowly. these areas on the western side have been in the eyewall for three or four hours. they may be in this for five or six hours. the really intense stuff with the storm is go over unpopulated areas. that has been a little saving grace. the 130 miles per hour winds unpopulated areas further to the north. i want to throw up the brand new forecast path that they come out with. they come out every six h...

As we mentioned this is a five day event. the start of day three within this region. there's the forecast path of the storm from the hurricane center. this goes through friday so this is today, this is tomorrow, this is as we go into tuesday, this is as we go into wednesday and here's houston. we're still going to get bouts of heavy rain occasionally and when we have water like we're dealing with now, it's just going to be crazy. flash flood emergencies in the houston area, bay city to beaumont. this doesn't even get to talk about all of our rivers that we'll deal with in the week ahead. all o...

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Ends up killing people. so very dangerous conditions still possible here, but right now, it has been blowing quite a bit, but we're not seeing that driving rain in the last hour or so. christine? >> all right, sarah, thank you for that. >> it's incredible just how a few miles makes such a huge difference. >> absolutely. >> for the latest on hurricane matthew and its forecast path, let's bring in derek van dam. he's in the cnn weather center. derek, where is this thing headed and when is it expected to make landfall. >> i'll tell you what, miguel and christine, live shots from both sarah and mi...

Along and raking the coast line of eastern north carolina. the hurricane warnings do extend through the outer banks through camp lejeune, the military base in southern north carolina. you're under a warning. the storm specific is starting to accelerate moving to the north at about 9 miles per hour. it will start moving faster during later portions of the day. wind field, troublesome winds are off the coast. the forecast path does brush it through eastern north carolina with probably a closer direct landfall as we go throughout late tonight into early tomorrow morning. the good news, thomas, fo...